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Shannon: I’m here today with narrator Lauren Ezzo. Lauren is an award-winning narrator of nearly 100 titles for authors including Mylene Dressler, Dot Hutchison, and Rachel Cohen. She sat down to talk with me today about herself as well as…

The nights are getting longer and cooler – great time to break out the earbuds and cuddle up with your favorite romance narration! Here’s a recap of the books we reviewed in September for inspiration. Don’t forget that you can keep…

Joanna Chambers’ fabulous Enlightenment trilogy is one of my favourite historical romance series, so I was delighted when I saw the author announce on her blog that the first book, Provoked, would shortly receive an audio make-over. She also mentioned…

Heading into Autumn as we call it in my part of the world, and it’s time to look at what’s new for September in the audio part of Romancelandia. This is usually a big time for new releases, and we’ve…

Now it’s time to end week long trips to the beach and hikes in the mountains and head back to school! We hope you enjoyed our summer posts and found our recommendations a useful introduction to authors, narrators and genres…

One more month whizzed by us and now it’s time to wrap up July! We hope you enjoyed our posts and found our recommendations a useful introduction to authors, narrators and genres you might not normally listen to. Don’t forget…

Narrated by Andi Arndt and Sebastian York Nicole and Ryder both work at Hanky Panky Love, the dating division of a lifestyle media giant that includes print and radio advice for the lovelorn. Nicole has decided she will never find…

The Gals had fun marking June is Audiobook Month with a short series of posts about our favourite  PNR, Contemporary and Historical romance audiobooks, and then rounded out the month with a discussion about the whys, wheres and whos of audiobooking.  We…

Narrated by Joe Arden & Maxine Mitchell I do like a rock star romance, so Sexy Lies and Rock & Roll caught my attention. I enjoyed the narration more than the story – there was a little too much cliché…